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...working on getting the ball through the middle,” Martin said. “We took care of the ball and did the little things correctly.” This week, the Crimson looks to turn its Ivy season around with a match-up against longtime rival Dartmouth. Harvard is set to play the Big Green on Wednesday at Harvard Stadium. “I expect it to be an absolute brawl,” Bobzin said. “It is going to be one of the most competitive games that we play all year. They...
...Cornell’s second varsity crossed in a time of 5:59.1, and the Crimson followed a boat length behind in 6:02.8. Penn was well behind and finished with a time of 6:35.0.Next week, Harvard looks to capture its first dual win of the season against Dartmouth and MIT in the annual Biglin Bowl races. The Crimson has won the event 44 times.—Staff writer Aidan E. Tait can be reached at atait@fas.harvard.edu...
...easier.”But even if the Crimson pitching staff can contain Yale’s most dangerous weapons, the Harvard bats will have to do their part too, which has not often been the case in this trying season. With the squad six games behind first place Dartmouth in the Rolfe Division and only twelve games left in the Ivy season, there is not much time for the Crimson lineup to come around, and the cliché “one game at a time” approach may not bring Harvard its desired results...
...original version of this article referred to Harvard as having ?the world?s oldest master's of business administration program,? dating back to 1908. While Harvard was the first institution to offer a graduate business degree formally known as an MBA, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth is in fact the oldest graduate business school, having first offered a degree in what it called administration and finance back in 1900 (the school began referring to its degree...
...field to play the role of the Snitch, the evasive flying ball whose capture ends the game. Though Harvard lacks a Quidditch team, it isn’t without enthusiasm for the sport. Veteran Quidditch player Christopher J. Carothers ’11 joined the Dartmouth College team in a game against Middlebury, playing as a Beater (one of the two team members responsible for throwing Bludgers at other players, contributing to Quidditch’s badass mayhem). Although Carothers says he doesn’t have the time to start a Quidditch team at Harvard, he adds that...